Bucks open to Turner, Ware offers as Knicks weigh apron math
Yahoo's Kevin O'Connor reports Milwaukee would entertain trade offers for both Myles Turner and Kel'el Ware, though moving the younger Ware seems unlikely given a rebuild.
Yahoo's Kevin O'Connor reports Milwaukee would entertain trade offers for both Myles Turner and Kel'el Ware, though moving the younger Ware seems unlikely given a rebuild.
Marc Stein reports rival teams believe Dallas could eventually move P.J. Washington given its forward depth, even though Washington says Masai Ujiri assured him he isn't being shopped.
Kris Murray could be among Memphis's camp cuts, with NBA insider Brett Siegel pointing to the wing as the likely odd man out behind GG Jackson and rookie Karim Lopez.
Marc Stein of The Stein Line lists Brandon Miller, Anthony Black, Cason Wallace and Brandin Podziemski as the 2023 draft class members most likely to land rookie-scale extensions before the October 19 deadline.
Skal Labissiere has signed an Exhibit 10 deal with Washington, while the Wizards waived guard Jazian Gortman, who had just joined on the same type of contract.
The Lakers have reacquired the returning player rights to center Cheikh Mbacke Diong for their G League affiliate, the Coachella Valley Lakers, per the NBA G League Transaction Portal.
Boston's G League affiliate acquired the returning player rights to center Ibou Badji, forward Tyler Polley and guard Erik Reynolds II from the Windy City Bulls.
Coachella Valley, the Lakers' G League affiliate, acquired the returning player rights to guard Max Abmas and a 2027 second-round G League pick in a three-team deal with the Delaware Blue Coats and Rip City Remix. Los Angeles sent out the returning rights to forward Keylan Boone in the swap.
Oklahoma City signed guard Anthony Pritchard to a non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 contract. The Tulsa native went undrafted in 2025 and spent last season with the G League's Oklahoma City Blue, averaging 11.2 points and 5.5 assists.
Orlando signed forward Mike Sharavjamts and guard Johnell Davis to Exhibit 10 contracts before waiving both. Each is expected to land with the Osceola Magic for the G League season.
ClutchPoints insider Brett Siegel says a rival Western Conference executive views Kristaps Porzingis as Golden State's top trade candidate this season. Porzingis carries a $20 million salary with only $3 million guaranteed beyond this year, effectively an expiring deal useful for matching money.
Utah has waived guard Terrell Brown off his non-guaranteed Exhibit 10 camp deal, per a team release. He can still earn a bonus if he logs 60 days with the Salt Lake City Stars after clearing waivers.
Johni Broome has signed with Milwaukee less than two weeks after the Clippers waived him, the team announced. The 2025 second-round pick appeared in just 11 games for Philadelphia as a rookie before being dealt to Los Angeles in a cost-cutting move and cut loose.
Toronto signed forward Tyson Degenhart to an Exhibit 10 deal and waived guard Andre Jackson Jr. in a corresponding move.
Domantas Sabonis told Eurohoops' Johnny Askounis that the trade chatter swirling around him last offseason was fabricated, saying he leans on Kings GM Scott Perry and his agent rather than social media for information.
Utah has signed forward Taylor Funk. He averaged 11.3 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 41 games for the San Diego Clippers' G League affiliate last season. Funk also has G League experience with the Capital City Go-Go and the Maine Celtics in prior years.
Boston's G League affiliate in Maine traded the returning rights to Raequan Battle and Kameron Warrens to the Oklahoma City Blue for the rights to guard Logan Johnson.
Jalen Duren has agreed to a five-year, fully guaranteed $200 million extension with Detroit, agent Chafie Fields told ESPN's Shams Charania.
Julian Champagnie signed a three-year, $45M extension with San Antonio in late June after taking Harrison Barnes' starting spot last season.
An NBA executive tells Heavy's Sean Deveney there's real interest around the league in trading for Bronny James, though nobody is offering first-round picks. The Lakers are short on assets and would likely need to clear a roster spot, with Dalton Knecht still seen as the more probable cut.